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[shoxgeneration]

O M G.

The Bronze Horseman - Paullina Simons.


if you haven't read it. you're an idiot. as i found out just recently when i reflected back on the days when 2 of my friends kept at me - READ IT READ IT ITS SOO GOOD!

but O M G. it is SO GOOD. can't wait till the Mall library rings me back to notify me of the availability of my reservation for the 2nd book of the trilogy !!!!!!!!!

 

[w00dy.]

emma by jane austen.

for school, but im liking it regardless of how many notes i have to take on it

 

[chenliru]

last proper book i read was incurable, part of the ellie chronicles by john marsden

 

[Cyan_phoeniX]

Hannibal Rising

pg18

yay.

 

[Sprinkles~]

after you'd gone, byy maggie o'farrell

 

[Kujah]

HP and teh Half Blood Prince - J.K Rowling

 

[lacklustre]

"IT" by Stephen King...classic IMO

 

[the leader]

Now: War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
Earlier this week: Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (very awesome)



I'm really digging the Russian classics right now

 

[UnIqUe_PrInCeSs]

Now: War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
Earlier this week: Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (very awesome)



I'm really digging the Russian classics right now

haha that sounds kinda boring







R.L Stine - beach party.

I'm only reading this because I get so effing bored sometimes (from 1am - 3am, usually)

 

[jhakka]

Catch 22 by Joseph Heller.

 

[dion7789]

Echo Park-Michael Connely and For One More Day-Mitch Albom

 

[Tulipa]

A lot of good and bad poetry.

Also Grapes of Wrath by Steinbeck. I can't believe I've never read this. It's been sitting on my shelf for ages.

 

[hannahxxx]

at the moment I'm reading "The world according to the simpsons: What our favourite family says about life, love and the pursuit of the perfect donut". Lotsa fun. U get to learn what the show says about 'Western cultural hegemonies' and 'American exceptionalism' lol. Apart from the fact that the author has a fetish with nominalization it's a rlly insightful read (for media+cultural studies junkies like me neways)

Hannibal Rising

pg18

yay.

Harris' last 2 were bloody awesome. But I don't have enough moolah to buy "Rising" yet . I spent an hour reading it in in the books section of Big W before the sales assistant came over to me and said I either had to buy the book or get out.

 

[Emma-Jayde]

I didn't like Hannibal Rising as much as the others

 

[the leader]

haha that sounds kinda boring

No, they're quite good actually (hence why I'm diggin them)

 

[Season]

The Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

its def one of the most random books I've ever read

 

[Emma-Jayde]

The Great Hunt - Robert Jordan.
I'm re-reading the Wheel of Time again

 

[jojusneedssleep]

All Quiet on the Western Front- Erich Maria Remarque
much better than i expected, its still so powerful after translation.

 

[SituationNoir]

The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath

I haven't read it yet. Read lots of the poetry but not this one! I'm thinking of doing it for drama...hmmm. Loving Plath.

 

[daledugahole]

Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen

I've read all her other novels and so far it seems more youthful and the writing isn't as highly polished as the others.